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Kamis, 21 Juli 2011

Busted in Brazoria County? Angleton? Call Attorney Andy Nolen

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ANGLETON, TEXAS & BRAZORIA COUNTY CRIMINAL LAWYERS

Attorney Andy Nolen, Texas Criminal Defense Attorney

The ANGLETON, Texas Criminal Defense Attorneys Andy Nolen and Associates have handled over 3000 cases and have a collective 19 years experience defending adults and juveniles in criminal, juvenile, and family courts in BRAZORIA County and throughout the State of Texas.

ANGLETON, Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Andy Nolen and Associates represent clients charged with crimes in State and Federal courts in Houston, Galveston, Angleton, Angleton, San Antonio, Waco, Dallas, Ft. Worth, Tyler, Sherman, Del Rio, Corpus Christi, Brownsville, Mc Allen, El Paso, Hempstead, Liberty, Richmond, Conroe, Angleton and all counties in Texas. The law firm of Nolen and Associates is located in Houston, Texas; however, the Attorneys at Nolen and Associates appear in all criminal, juvenile, and family courts in Texas.

BRAZORIA County Criminal Defense Attorneys Andy Nolen and Associates have over 19 years collective experience representing persons accused of committing criminal violations of State and Federal law. Andy Nolen has had many hundreds of criminal cases dismissed. Having your case dismissed is always the primary objective.

ANGLETON, Texas Criminal Attorney Andy Nolen treats every person they represent as if they were a friend and neighbor. When you call, likely Andy Nolen will answer your call himself. You will be dealing with Attorneys, not secretaries, assistants, or answering machines.

If we can be of any assistance, or you just want to talk about your situation, please call Brazoria County Criminal Defense Attorney Andy Nolen at 713-697-4373.

Street Address:
111 Brazoria County Court

E Locust St,
Angleton, TX, 77515
Phone:(979) 849-5711
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Brazoria County Justice of the Peace Court Precinct 1 Place 1
309 W Plantation Dr.
Lake Jackson, TX 77566

Telephone Number: 979-297-4650
Fax Number: 979-297-4599
Brazoria County Justice of the Peace Court Precinct 1 Place 2
210 A. West First St.
Freeport, TX 77541

Telephone Number: 979-233-4700
Fax Number: 979-233-8008
Brazoria County Justice of the Peace Court Precinct 2 Place 1
7313 Corporate Dr.
Manvel, TX 77578

Telephone Number: 281-756-2410
Fax Number: 281-489-4435
Brazoria County Justice of the Peace Court Precinct 2 Place 2
111 E. Locust St. Room 110
Angleton, TX 77515

Telephone Number: 979-864-1402
Fax Number: 979-864-1637
Brazoria County Justice of the Peace Court Precinct 3 Place 1
260 George St. #100
Alvin, TX 77511

Telephone Number: 281-331-3524
Fax Number: 281-756-0830
Brazoria County Justice of the Peace Court Precinct 3 Place 2
2436 S. Grand Blvd. #110
Pearland, TX 77581

Telephone Number: 281-485-1528
Fax Number: 281-485-8720
Brazoria County Justice of the Peace Court Precinct 4 Place 1
101 E. Alabama St.
Brazoria, TX 77422

Telephone Number: 979-798-7777
Fax Number: 979-798-9270
Brazoria County Justice of the Peace Court Precinct 4 Place 1
5 Oak Dr. #C
Lake Jackson, TX 77566

Telephone Number: 979-297-6368
Fax Number: 979-297-6023
Brazoria County Justice of the Peace Court Precinct 4 Place 2
111 N. 10th St.
West Columbia, TX 77486

Telephone Number: 979-345-2671
Fax Number: 979-345-3013
Brazoria County Constitutional Court
111 E. Locust St. Room 102A
Angleton, TX 77515

Phone Number: 979-864-1200
Brazoria County Court at Law No 1 & Probate Court
111 E. Locust St. Rm. 207A
Angleton, TX 77515

Phone Number: 979-864-1260
Brazoria County Court at Law No 2 & Probate Court
111 E. Locust St. Rm. 300
Angleton, TX 77515

Phone Number: 979-864-1571
Brazoria County Court at Law No 3 & Probate Court
111 E. Locust St. Rm. 321A
Angleton, TX 77515-4678

Phone Number: 979-864-1603
Brazoria County Court at Law No 4 & Probate Court
111 E. Locust St. Rm. 204
Angleton, TX 77515-4678

Phone Number: 979-864-1980
Brazoria County Court at Law No 1 & Probate Court
111 E. Locust St. Rm 207A
Angleton, TX 77515

Phone Number: 979-864-1260
Brazoria County Court at Law No 2 & Probate Court
111 E. Locust St. Rm. 300
Angleton, TX 77515

Phone Number: 979-864-1571
Brazoria County Court at Law No 3 & Probate Court
111 E. Locust St. Rm. 321A
Angleton, TX 77515

Phone Number: 979-864-1603
Brazoria County Court at Law No 4 & Probate Court
111 E. Locust St. Rm. 204
Angleton, TX 77515

Phone Number: 979-864-1980
Brazoria County 149th District Court
111 E. Locust St. Rm. 310A
Angleton, TX 77515-4678

Telephone Number: 979-864-1261
Brazoria County 239th District Court
111 E. Locust St. Rm. 214A
Angleton, TX 77515

Telephone Number: 979-864-1256
Brazoria County 23rd District Court
111 E. Locust St. Rm. 405
Angleton, TX 77515

Telephone Number: 979-864-1205
Brazoria County 300th District Court
111 E. Locust St. Rm. 321A
Angleton, TX 77515

Telephone Number: 979-864-1227
Brazoria County 412th District Court
111 E. Locust St. Rm 201
Angleton, TX 77515

Telephone Number: 979-864-1915
Alvin Municipal Court
216 W. Sealy St.
Alvin, TX 77511

Phone Number: 281-388-4250
Angleton Municipal Court
104 Cannan Dr.
Angleton, TX 77515

Phone Number: 979-849-2471
Brazoria Municipal Court
201 S. Main St.
Brazoria, TX 77422

Phone Number: 979-798-2489
Brookside Village Municipal Court
6243 Brookside Rd.
Pearland, TX 77581

Phone Number: 281-485-3048
Clute Municipal Court
P.O. Box #997
Clute, TX 77531

Phone Number: 979-265-5421
Danbury Municipal Court
P.O. Box #258
Danbury, TX 77534

Phone Number: 979-922-1551
Freeport Municipal Court
200 W. 2nd St.
Freeport, TX 77541

Phone Number: 979-239-3913
Holiday Lakes Municipal Court
Rt. 4 Box 747
Angleton, TX 77515

Phone Number: 979-849-1136
Jones Creek Municipal Court
7207 Stephen F. Austin Rd.
Jones Creek, TX 77541

Phone Number: 979-233-1826
Lake Jackson Municipal Court
5 Oak Dr.
Lake Jackson, TX 77566

Telephone Number: 979-297-1031
Fax Number: 979-292-0130
Liverpool Municipal Court
P.O. Box #24
Liverpool, TX 77577

Telephone Number: 281-393-1381
Manvel Municipal Court
6615 Masters Rd.
P.O. Box #190
Manvel, TX 77578

Telephone Number: 281-489-1229
Oyster Creek Municipal Court
3210 FM 523
Oyster Creek, TX 77541

Telephone Number: 979-233-0243
Pearland Municipal Court
3519 Liberty Dr.
Pearland, TX 77581

Telephone Number: 281-652-1608
Richwood Municipal Court
215 Halbert St.
Richwood, TX 77531

Telephone Number: 979-265-8157
Fax Number: 979-265-7345
Surfside Beach Municipal Court
1304 Monument Dr.
Surfside Beach, TX 77541

Phone Number: 979-233-1531 Ext. 105
Sweeny Municipal Court
224 Pecan St.
Sweeny, TX 77480

Phone Number: 979-548-5189
Fax Number: 979-548-3472
West Columbia Municipal Court
512 E. Brazos Ave.
P.O. Box #487
West Columbia, TX 77486

Phone Number: 979-345-4832
Fax Number: 979-345-3178

Sabtu, 26 Februari 2011

Attorney Andy Nolen: Safe Juvenile Detention

Image via WikipediaMAINTAINING SAFE ENVIRONMENTS FOR YOUTH

The Children’s Code recognizes Probation and Parole Officers as "teaching or child care providers": "…any person who provides training and supervision of a child, including any…Social Worker, Probation and Parole Officer, foster home parent, group home or other child care facility staff member, personnel of residential home facilities…" Such a "teaching or child care providers" are "mandatory reporters" as defined in Ch. C. Art. 603(13) (d).

Ch. C. Art. 610 requires that mandatory reporters immediately report to the local child protection unit of DSS (Department of Social Services) and/or local law enforcement if he/she has cause to believe that a child’s physical or mental health or welfare is endangered as a result of abuse or neglect or that abuse or neglect was a contributing factor in a child’s death. Youth Services Policy C.4.3 contains these same requirements.

Failure to follow the mandatory reporting law can result in one being found guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to a fine, being imprisoned, or both. A mandatory reporter is guilty if he/she:

fails to report the suspected abuse
obstructs the procedures for receiving and investigating reports of child abuse or neglect or sexual abuse
discloses without authorization confidential information about or contained within such reports
falsely makes such a report.

Harris County Criminal Defense Attorney Andy Nolen has over 19 years experience representing persons accused of committing criminal violations of State and Federal law.

Houston, Texas Criminal Attorney Andy Nolen treats every person they represent as if they were a friend and neighbor. When you call, likely Andy Nolen will answer your call himself. You will be dealing with Attorneys, not secretaries, assistants, or answering machines.

If we can be of any assistance, or you just want to talk about your situation, please call Texas Criminal Defense Attorney Andy Nolen at 713-697-4373.

Jumat, 27 Agustus 2010

ATTORNEY ANDY NOLEN: TEXAS LAW PROTECTS JUVENILES

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Sec. 1.002. EQUAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICES OR OPPORTUNITIES. (a) An educational institution undertaking to provide education, services, or activities to any individual within the jurisdiction or geographical boundaries of the educational institution shall provide equal opportunities to all individuals within its jurisdiction or geographical boundaries pursuant to this code.

(b) An educational institution may not deny services to any individual eligible to participate in a school district's special education program as provided by Section 29.003, but the educational institution shall provide individuals with disabilities special educational services as authorized by law or, where expressly authorized, assist in and contribute toward the provision of appropriate special educational services in cooperation with other educational institutions and other appropriate agencies, institutions, or departments.

Kamis, 27 Mei 2010

§ 51.071 TRANSFER OF PROBATION SUPERVISION BETWEEN COUNTIES: COURTESY SUPERVISION PROHIBITED

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Sec. 51.071. TRANSFER OF PROBATION SUPERVISION BETWEEN COUNTIES: COURTESY SUPERVISION PROHIBITED. Except as provided by Section 51.075, a juvenile court or juvenile probation department may not engage in the practice of courtesy supervision of a child on probation.

Houston, Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Andy Nolen and Associates represent clients charged with crimes in State and Federal courts in Houston, Galveston, Houston, Houston, Texas, Beaumont, Austin, San Antonio, Waco, Dallas, Ft. Worth, Tyler, Sherman, Del Rio, Corpus Christi, Brownsville, Mc Allen, El Paso, Hempstead, Houston, Texas and all counties in Texas. The law firm of Andy Nolen and Associates is located in Houston, Texas; however, Attorney Andy Nolen appears in all criminal, juvenile, and family courts in Texas.

Texas Attorney Andy Nolen has over 19 years experience representing persons injured persons and those accused of committing criminal violations of State and Federal law.

Houston, Texas Attorney Andy Nolen treats every person they represent as if they were a friend and neighbor. When you call, likely Andy Nolen will answer your call himself. You will be dealing with Attorneys, not secretaries, assistants, or answering machines.

If we can be of any assistance, or you just want to talk about your situation, please call Texas Attorney Andy Nolen at 713-697-4373.

Andy Nolen, § 51.072 TRANSFER OF PROBATION SUPERVISION BETWEEN COUNTIES: INTERIM SUPERVISION

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Sec. 51.072. TRANSFER OF PROBATION SUPERVISION BETWEEN COUNTIES: INTERIM SUPERVISION. (a) In this section:

(1) "Receiving county" means the county to which a child on probation has moved or intends to move.

(2) "Sending county" means the county that:

(A) originally placed the child on probation; or

(B) assumed permanent supervision of the child under an inter-county transfer of probation supervision.

(b) When a child on probation moves or intends to move from one county to another and intends to remain in the receiving county for at least 60 days, the juvenile probation department of the sending county shall request that the juvenile probation department of the receiving county provide interim supervision of the child. If the receiving county and the sending county are member counties within a judicial district served by one juvenile probation department, then a transfer of probation supervision is not required.

(c) The juvenile probation department of the receiving county may refuse the request to provide interim supervision only if:

(1) the residence of the child in the receiving county is in a residential placement facility arranged by the sending county; or

(2) the residence of the child in the receiving county is in a foster care placement arranged by the Department of Family and Protective Services.

(d) The juvenile probation department of the sending county shall initiate the request for interim supervision by electronic communication to the probation officer designated as the inter-county transfer officer for the juvenile probation department of the receiving county or, in the absence of this designation, to the chief juvenile probation officer.

(e) The juvenile probation department of the sending county shall provide the juvenile probation department of the receiving county with the following information in the request for interim supervision initiated under Subsection (d):

(1) the child's name, sex, age, race, and date of birth;

(2) the name, address, date of birth, and social security or driver's license number, and telephone number, if available, of the person with whom the child proposes to reside or is residing in the receiving county;

(3) the offense for which the child is on probation;

(4) the length of the child's probation term;

(5) a brief summary of the child's history of referrals;

(6) a brief statement of any special needs of the child;

(7) the name and telephone number of the child's school in the receiving county, if available; and

(8) the reason for the child moving or intending to move to the receiving county.

(f) Not later than 10 business days after a receiving county has agreed to provide interim supervision of a child, the juvenile probation department of the sending county shall provide the juvenile probation department of the receiving county with a copy of the following documents:

(1) the petition and the adjudication and disposition orders for the child, including the child's thumbprint;

(2) the child's conditions of probation;

(3) the social history report for the child;

(4) any psychological or psychiatric reports concerning the child;

(5) the Department of Public Safety CR 43J form or tracking incident number concerning the child;

(6) any law enforcement incident reports concerning the offense for which the child is on probation;

(7) any sex offender registration information concerning the child;

(8) any juvenile probation department progress reports concerning the child and any other pertinent documentation for the child's probation officer;

(9) case plans concerning the child;

(10) the Texas Juvenile Probation Commission standard assessment tool results for the child;

(11) the computerized referral and case history for the child, including case disposition;

(12) the child's birth certificate;

(13) the child's social security number or social security card, if available;

(14) the name, address, and telephone number of the contact person in the sending county's juvenile probation department;

(15) Title IV-E eligibility screening information for the child, if available;

(16) the address in the sending county for forwarding funds collected to which the sending county is entitled;

(17) any of the child's school or immunization records that the juvenile probation department of the sending county possesses; and

(18) any victim information concerning the case for which the child is on probation.

(f-1) The inter-county transfer officers in the sending and receiving counties shall agree on the official start date for the period of interim supervision, which must begin no later than three business days after the date the documents required under Subsection (f) have been received and accepted by the receiving county.

(g) The juvenile probation department of the receiving county shall supervise the child under the probation conditions imposed by the sending county and provide services similar to those provided to a child placed on probation under the same conditions in the receiving county. On request of the juvenile probation department of the receiving county, the juvenile court of the receiving county may modify the original probation conditions and impose new conditions using the procedures in Section 54.05. The juvenile court of the receiving county may not modify a financial probation condition imposed by the juvenile court of the sending county or the length of the child's probation term. The juvenile court of the receiving county shall designate a cause number for identifying the modification proceedings.

(h) The juvenile court of the sending county may revoke probation for a violation of a condition imposed by the juvenile court of the sending county only if the condition has not been specifically modified or replaced by the juvenile court of the receiving county. The juvenile court of the receiving county may revoke probation for a violation of a condition of probation that the juvenile court of the receiving county has modified or imposed.

(i) If a child is reasonably believed to have violated a condition of probation imposed by the juvenile court of the sending county, the juvenile court of the sending or receiving county may issue a directive to apprehend or detain the child in a certified detention facility, as in other cases of probation violation. In order to respond to a probation violation under this subsection, the juvenile court of the receiving county may:

(1) modify the conditions of probation or extend the probation term; or

(2) require that the juvenile probation department of the sending county resume direct supervision for the child.

(j) On receiving a directive from the juvenile court of the receiving county under Subsection (i)(2), the juvenile probation department of the sending county shall arrange for the prompt transportation of the child back to the sending county at the expense of the sending county. The juvenile probation department in the receiving county shall provide the sending county with supporting written documentation of the incidents of violation of probation on which the request to resume direct supervision is based.

(k) The juvenile probation department of the receiving county is entitled to any probation supervision fees collected from the child or the child's parent while providing interim supervision for the child. During the period of interim supervision, the receiving county shall collect and distribute to the victim monetary restitution payments in the manner specified by the sending county. At the expiration of the period of interim supervision, the receiving county shall collect and distribute directly to the victim any remaining payments.

(l) The sending county is financially responsible for any special treatment program or placement that the juvenile court of the sending county requires as a condition of probation if the child's family is financially unable to pay for the program or placement.

(m) Except as provided by Subsection (n), a period of interim supervision may not exceed 180 days. Permanent supervision automatically transfers to the juvenile probation department of the receiving county after the expiration of the period of interim supervision. The juvenile probation department of the receiving county may request permanent supervision from the juvenile probation department of the sending county at any time before the 180-day interim supervision period expires. After signing and entry of an order of transfer of permanent supervision by the sending county juvenile court, the juvenile probation department shall, in accordance with Section 51.073(b), promptly send the permanent supervision order and related documents to the receiving county.

(m-1) If a child on interim supervision moves to another county of residence or is otherwise no longer in the receiving county before the expiration of 180 days, the receiving county shall direct the sending county to resume supervision of the child.

(n) Notwithstanding Subsection (m), the period of interim supervision of a child who is placed on probation under Section 54.04(q) does not expire until the child has satisfactorily completed the greater of either 180 days or one-third of the term of probation, including one-third of the term of any extension of the probation term ordered under Section 54.05. Permanent supervision automatically transfers to the probation department of the receiving county after the expiration of the period of interim supervision under this subsection. If the state elects to initiate transfer proceedings under Section 54.051, the juvenile court of the sending county may order transfer of the permanent supervision before the expiration of the period of interim supervision under this subsection.

(o) At least once every 90 days during the period of interim supervision, the juvenile probation department of the receiving county shall provide the juvenile probation department of the sending county with a progress report of supervision concerning the child.

Texas Attorney Andy Nolen has over 19 years experience representing persons injured persons and those accused of committing criminal violations of State and Federal law.

If we can be of any assistance, or you just want to talk about your situation, please call Texas Attorney Andy Nolen at 713-697-4373.

Andy Nolen, § 51.045 JURIES IN COUNTY COURTS AT LAW

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Sec. 51.045. JURIES IN COUNTY COURTS AT LAW. If a provision of this title requires a jury of 12 persons, that provision prevails over any other law that limits the number of members of a jury in a particular county court at law. The state and the defense are entitled to the same number of peremptory challenges allowed in a district court.

Texas Attorney Andy Nolen has over 19 years experience representing persons injured persons and those accused of committing criminal violations of State and Federal law.

If we can be of any assistance, or you just want to talk about your situation, please call Texas Attorney Andy Nolen at 713-697-4373.

§ 51.04 JURISDICTION

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Sec. 51.04. JURISDICTION. (a) This title covers the proceedings in all cases involving the delinquent conduct or conduct indicating a need for supervision engaged in by a person who was a child within the meaning of this title at the time the person engaged in the conduct, and, except as provided by Subsection (h), the juvenile court has exclusive original jurisdiction over proceedings under this title.

(b) In each county, the county's juvenile board shall designate one or more district, criminal district, domestic relations, juvenile, or county courts or county courts at law as the juvenile court, subject to Subsections (c) and (d) of this section.

(c) If the county court is designated as a juvenile court, at least one other court shall be designated as the juvenile court. A county court does not have jurisdiction of a proceeding involving a petition approved by a grand jury under Section 53.045 of this code.

(d) If the judge of a court designated in Subsection (b) or (c) of this section is not an attorney licensed in this state, there shall also be designated an alternate court, the judge of which is an attorney licensed in this state.

(e) A designation made under Subsection (b) or (c) of this section may be changed from time to time by the authorized boards or judges for the convenience of the people and the welfare of children. However, there must be at all times a juvenile court designated for each county. It is the intent of the legislature that in selecting a court to be the juvenile court of each county, the selection shall be made as far as practicable so that the court designated as the juvenile court will be one which is presided over by a judge who has a sympathetic understanding of the problems of child welfare and that changes in the designation of juvenile courts be made only when the best interest of the public requires it.

(f) If the judge of the juvenile court or any alternate judge named under Subsection (b) or (c) is not in the county or is otherwise unavailable, any magistrate may make a determination under Section 53.02(f) or may conduct the detention hearing provided for in Section 54.01.

(g) The juvenile board may appoint a referee to make determinations under Section 53.02(f) or to conduct hearings under this title. The referee shall be an attorney licensed to practice law in this state and shall comply with Section 54.10. Payment of any referee services shall be provided from county funds.

(h) In a county with a population of less than 100,000, the juvenile court has concurrent jurisdiction with the justice and municipal courts over conduct engaged in by a child that violates Section 25.094, Education Code.

Texas Attorney Andy Nolen has over 19 years experience representing persons injured persons and those accused of committing criminal violations of State and Federal law.

If we can be of any assistance, or you just want to talk about your situation, please call Texas Attorney Andy Nolen at 713-697-4373.

§ 51.041 JURISDICTION AFTER APPEAL

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Sec. 51.041. JURISDICTION AFTER APPEAL. (a) The court retains jurisdiction over a person, without regard to the age of the person, for conduct engaged in by the person before becoming 17 years of age if, as a result of an appeal by the person or the state under Chapter 56 or by the person under Article 44.47, Code of Criminal Procedure, of an order of the court, the order is reversed or modified and the case remanded to the court by the appellate court.

(b) If the respondent is at least 18 years of age when the order of remand from the appellate court is received by the juvenile court, the juvenile court shall proceed as provided by Sections 54.02(o)-(r) for the detention of a person at least 18 years of age in discretionary transfer proceedings. Pending retrial of the adjudication or transfer proceeding, the juvenile court may:

(1) order the respondent released from custody;

(2) order the respondent detained in a juvenile detention facility; or

(3) set bond and order the respondent detained in a county adult facility if bond is not made.

Texas Attorney Andy Nolen has over 19 years experience representing persons injured persons and those accused of committing criminal violations of State and Federal law.

If we can be of any assistance, or you just want to talk about your situation, please call Texas Attorney Andy Nolen at 713-697-4373.

§ 51.0411 JURISDICTION FOR TRANSFER OR RELEASE HEARING

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Sec. 51.0411. JURISDICTION FOR TRANSFER OR RELEASE HEARING. The court retains jurisdiction over a person, without regard to the age of the person, who is referred to the court under Section 54.11 for transfer to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice or release under supervision.

Texas Attorney Andy Nolen has over 19 years experience representing persons injured persons and those accused of committing criminal violations of State and Federal law.

If we can be of any assistance, or you just want to talk about your situation, please call Texas Attorney Andy Nolen at 713-697-4373.

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